Oct. 23

• Help Mount Pulaski High School win $100,000 by committing to being a safe driver

• Jordan Taylor is the Mount Pulaski Senior-of-the-Month

• Lions Club offers free hearing screening today

• Registration still going on for Junior Railer basketball

• Department of Energy's National Science Bowl registration now open

• Federal workers must repay unemployment benefits

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Oct. 22

• Development partnership announces resignation of director Brian Bergen

• Appellate court upholds Cline conviction  (PDF)

• Lukas Morgan rides to school in a fire truck -- album

• Rain, cooler-than-normal temps for next few days

• Last art exhibit of the year, 'Autumn Impressions,'  makes colorful splash

  • Album 1  |  Album 2

• Lincoln College to honor inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame class at banquet

• Pretty poison: Coping with poison ivy

• Diversified Crop Insurance Services announces new assistant national accounts manager, Dan Bernhardt

• U of I news: Gates named special visiting researcher to Brazil

• Illinois historic sites offer writing workshops

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Oct. 21

Oct. 19

• Students learn about Lincoln -- the president and the town -- while raising funds for a good cause

  • Album 1  |  Album 2  |  Album 3

• Cyclists against child abuse make pit stop at Anytime Fitness today at noon

• Rockets down Railers
  By Scott Kirby

• Lincoln Public Library hosts Child ID Day

  • Album 1  |  Album 2

• Volley for the Cure brings in $2,474 for Michael Stauffer

  • Album 1  |  Album 2

• Local 4-H'er participates in national dairy judging contest
  Illinois team finishes 12th nationwide

• Slim Randles' Home Country: Here's the deal on salt

• Mighty Strong Girls to host Halloween alternative event in Petersburg

• Concordia University Chicago choir to perform in Minier

• Tickets on sale for Memorial's Festival of Trees Gala

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Oct. 18

• City Briefs: Utility tax revenues and bond top discussions

• Square Talk prepares owners on all aspects of good business
  Preparing for transfer, sale or closure

• Tater salad day at St. John's brings in a whole lot of peelers -- album

• Chamber's YPN hosts event to discover ways to tap potential of our young people

• Mission Mart launches refocused Thanksgiving initiative in Lincoln

• Palms Grill to close temporarily in search of new manager
  McBride stepping down due to illness

• Logan County sales tax payment received for schools

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Oct. 17

• New position decided and expected to aid county

• County finance committee and board finagle line items to fit budget

• Comcast to close local office

• Country Financial expresses appreciation to local first responders -- album

• Police arrest Lincoln man for Bloomington bank robbery

• Castle Manor & St. Clara's Manor lend support to Germanfest

• Community says 'Yes!' to keeping Arlee open

• Vintage Fare closing due to building safety concerns

• 2 LCU employees receive promotions

• Mount Pulaski girls will 'Volley for the Cure' tonight

• Illinois EPA announces criminal indictments for alleged fraud scheme

• State health department program receives national recognition

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